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Prepared for : The 6th Annual Clearing, Settlement & Custody Asia
Forum
Presented by : Sean Ring MCSIDate: 22 February 2012
The Absolute Necessity of Operations, IT, and Settlements Training
Operational Risk, anyone?
A Quote from a Guru
• “I want to get the highest and best possible use and effect and result from every effort and action I ever expend in my business, on my job and in my life from this point forward.”
– Jay Abraham
• So what’s your employee’s HIGHEST and BEST use?
It’s not a corporate ladder…. It’s a mountain.
Is Flight Risk Your Best Signal?
• It’s important to understand the distinction between long-term goals and loyalty issues, but even more importantly… turn the question around and ask how this might actually be a huge opportunity for your firm. – The most desirable talent may be the candidates with
the greatest ability to think bigger and better. – Is there a way to channel that vision and ambition into
the company?
My Story
Start Career in Trader
Operations
A great manager
forces me to read about
financial products
Become very well regarded and move to London
Recruited by Head of Futures
Manager sends me to
London Business School
Promoted to Futures Execution
Desk
But didn’t get the
training that I needed
Quit and pondered my future for a year
Became a trainer for
7city in London
Move to Singapore
to help expand
business
Employee Retention
• Foster employee development. This could be training to learn a new job skill or tuition reimbursement to help further your employee’s education.– http://guides.wsj.com/small-business/hiring-and-managing-employees/how-to-retain-employees/
Employee Retention
• When an employee is failing at work, I ask the W. Edwards Deming question, “What about the work system is causing the person to fail?” Most frequently, if the employee knows what they are supposed to do, I find the answer is time, tools, training, temperament or talent. The easiest to solve, and the ones most affecting employee retention, are tools, time and training. The employee must have the tools, time and training necessary to do their job well – or they will move to an employer who provides them.– http://humanresources.about.com/od/retention/a/more_retention_2.htm
Employee Retention
The Bottom Line• Your best employees, the
ones you want to retain, seek frequent opportunities to learn and grow in their careers, knowledge and skill.
Case in Point
• Hire Dynamics has built its corporate culture around employee satisfaction – keeping its good workers and making them better.
• “It’s a central strategy for us, said Dan Campbell, CEO. “We view the retention of employees as one of the most important things we do as an organization. At the end of the day, we think that our ability to recruit and retain quality employees is one of the main things that separates us from other companies in the staffing industry.”– http://blog.hiredynamics.com/2011/05/companies-should-be-wary-of-worker-flight-risk/
The Top 3 Reasons Why Employees Leave Asian Firms
• Notice how “more money” isn’t in the top three…
The Top 3 Reasons Cited For Leaving Asian Firms
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%
Unmet JobExpectations
Management and WorkCulture Issues
Career AdvancementOpportunities
Elsewhere
Percentage
http://www.hrmasia.com/resources/retention/renewing-paradigms-on-employee-loyalty-and-turnover-rates/120046/
Anecdotal Evidence
• Too many ambitious delegates go straight for the CFA.• They know that passing boost their career, so why not?• But they usually aren’t qualified enough, nor are they
dedicated enough to pass Level I.• But the fact they’re going for it in the first place is
management’s fault.
A Much Better Alternative
• To eliminate flight risk, give your employees what they crave. They want…– To know exactly what their job is– To know exactly why their job matters– To constantly add to their knowledge– To feel that their role is worth their while
7 Things Operations, IT, and Settlements Staff Must Know To Perform
What their job is.
Why their job is
important.
How to best do
their job.
Where they are in
the stream.
What the risks are if they don’t
do their job
properly.
How to speak to
their internal clients.
How to escalate
when things aren’t
going as planned.
Investment Operations Certificate
• The Investment Operations Certificate (IOC), formerly known as the IAQ, is a practitioner-led programme for administration and operations staff. Its qualifications equip individuals with an overview of the financial services industry and its regulation as well as providing a detailed picture of their particular industry sector.
• It’s administered by the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment (CISI).
Why CISI and the IOC?
Investment Operations Certificate
Allows you to recruit and retain best staff
Increases productivity
Reduces business risk
Demonstrates competence to your customers and regulators
worldwide
Unit Selection
• Unit selection depends on individual circumstances but generally candidates are either:– in an overseeing role (as defined by the FSA) working for a
firm, which is authorised and regulated by the FSA. These candidates are required to take the following papers:• Introduction to Securities & Investment• Principles of Financial Regulation or FSA Financial Regulation• a technical unit relevant to the role
– working for firms, particularly those based internationally, which are not authorised and regulated by the FSA. • These candidates may, if their firm agrees, select any three
papers.
Investment Operations Certificate
• The qualification comprises three exam units:
– International Introduction to Securities & Investment
– And
– a regulatory unit, either
• FSA Financial Regulation or• Principles of Financial
Regulation or• Your Country’s Regulatory
Exam
• One of the following technical units:– Asset Servicing*– Collective Investment Schemes
Administration*– CREST Settlement– Exchange-Traded Derivatives
Administration*– Global Securities Operations*– IT in Investment Operations– Operational Risk*– OTC Derivatives Administration*– Administration of Settlement &
Investments – Risk in Financial Services*– ISA Administration– Combating Financial Crime– Global Financial Compliance
Investment Operations Certificate
• Successful delegates will get a certificate in the mail and also be able to use “IOC” on their CV. They also may use “ACSI”, or Associate of the Chartered Securities Institute, after their name.
Continuing Professional Development
• The CISI CPD Scheme has been introduced to enable members to demonstrate their ongoing commitment to continuing professional development to both their employer and the relevant regulator.
• It has been designed to ensure that all members, regardless of seniority, geographical location and industry specialisation, are capable of completing the scheme.
• It is free of charge for members to use and usage is on a voluntary basis. All grades of membership may access the scheme.
• The Institute recommends that members complete a minimum of 35 CPD hours a year with at least one hour being undertaken in each learning type category outlined below.
• Members may log more hours if desired, but these will not count towards the 35 hour total. Upon completion, members will receive a formal certificate.
What Can We Do To Help You?
Profile: 7city Learning Centre SingaporeWho are we?
What's our goal?
Who are our clients?
What's our approach?
In 1999, a small group came together to build a financial training and consulting company that had a vision to create solutions to clients' challenges through learning. Now in 2011, we are 150 people, consisting of more than 40 full time trainers and a wealth of infrastructure support, based in offices in London, Dubai, New York and Singapore.
Our goal, is to help our clients perform by developing a more informed, effective and skilful appreciation of the business in which they work. All our financial, commercial skills, management and personal development programmes are designed to ensure theory is applied through best practice, using case studies, scenarios and high tech simulations.
In the past 11 years we have achieved a lot. We have designed and delivered solutions for more than 325 companies, from global financial institutions, to regional banks, to sovereign funds to public sector authorities outside of financial services.
Whoever we partner with, we pride ourselves on our innovation, our enthusiasm for learning and our commitment to client service. You'll find we're the source of the intellectual, as well as the practical answers needed to succeed .
Our growth has been recognised by the Sunday Times Virgin Atlantic Fast Track four years in a row from 2005 - 2008, and we've won numerous awards for our innovative approach to learning.
We will support you locally and from 7city’s global offices, making us available to you at all times.
Global & Local Expertise
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Learning Solutions
Building on our experience in developing and delivering global learning solutions over the past ten years, we are well placed to build and manage L&D infrastructure solutions for our clients, covering :• Certifications• Assessment Centres• Managed Training
Services
Business School
We’ve booked over 60,000 exams for our clients. Our investment in faculty and technology has enabled us to provide solutions across the globe, including :• Investment Mgmnt
Certificate• Chartered Financial
Analyst • Islamic Finance
Qualification
Professional Skills
The programmes we offer focus on the commercial application of skills and knowledge. Within these courses we use our full range of simulations and case studies across:• Private Banking• Asset Management• Corporate &
Investment Banking• Global Markets
Our business is structured into 3 areas which can each stand alone or be blended to provide our clients with a seamless ‘end to end’ approach to their learning and strategic objectives.
Our Solution Centres
7city offers a range of technical qualifications training for individuals working in, or aspiring to work in, the financial services industry and public sector.
Our Solution Centres : Business School
Business School
We offer foundation level programmes through to threshold competency qualifications, to post graduate professional qualifications designed to demonstrate advanced knowledge and enhance career progression. Every year we prepare more than 15,000 people for these exams. Some examples of the qualifications we can help with:
CFA® Training and 7cityWe have been preparing people for the CFA® exams for over 10 years – 15,000 people globally. We understand what's needed to succeed. It's a combination of personal support from expert tutors and the learning tools, mobile and online, that we've developed and perfected while helping thousands of people pass their exams.
Investment Management Certificate (IMC)All our tutors have direct experience of the exams and industry. Every participant has access to our online portal providing diagnostic and performance analysis. So they know exactly where they stand, what needs more work and, equally importantly, what doesn’t.
Islamic Finance (IFQ)The IFQ was created by the Chartered Institute of Securities and Investment in conjunction with the Ecole Supérieure des Affaires in Beirut. It is Sharia'a compliant and examines the practices used in the Islamic financial markets. It is internationally recognised and is a benchmark in the area of Islamic finance.
Our full time faculty have extensive experience from working with a range of organisations across the Middle East as well as Europe, Americas and Asia.
Our Approach To Design
For over 11 years, we have delivered learning based on specific client remits. We listen, we build, we deliver and we measure the impact we have made. We made a pledge when we started the company, learning should be used to deliver business change for the client. It should be used to translate in to measurable $ or € or AED or £.
LEARNING VALUE CHAIN
Consult & Strategic
Needs Analysis
Identify, Engage &
Partner
Design & Build
Deliver, Monitor &
Embed
Assess, Validate
&Evolve
Why How When ResultWho
PRACTICAL APPLICATION – FOCUS ON THE ‘HOW TO’
E.g.: Adding Value
Profile and Assessment Centre Talent Mapping On boarding & Induction Graduate Programme Learning & Development Business Coaching Certification Simulations
Our Solution Centres : Professional Skills
7city’s IOC Record
• Last year alone we prepared candidates for more than 1,100 IOC exams in the UK.
• We achieved a pass rate of 94% in the technical IOC papers…
• …But that’s still not enough. We need to…
STOKE THE PASSION INSIDE YOUR EMPLOYEES!
Tutors with Real World Experience: Our Dedicated Expert Faculty
Geoff RobinsonHead of Investment Banking
13 years of IB training
Accounting, valuation, and modeling.
Andreas KaraiskosManaging Director – Middle East
15 years of L&D, training exp
Asset classes, private wealth
Innes WrightHead of Financial Modeling
18 years of IB training
Peter ScollenHead of Asset Classes
15 years of IB training
Asset classes, DCM and ECM
Rob Woods
12 years of IB training
Accounting, modeling. Asset classes, DCM and
ECM
David Mignano
20 years of IB training
Accounting, valuation, and modeling.
Peter EvansHead of Professional Skills
20 years of IB trainingValuation and modeling
Lorraine Taylor
Management and personal development.
10 years of L&D, training exp
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Who We Have Partnered With
Additional Resources
• http://7city.com.sg• http://cisi.org• http://SeanRing.com/ioc/the-advantages-of-acquiring-th
e-investment-operations-certificate-ioc-from-cisi/
Reach Out to The Tutor
• Sean Ring MCSI– Mobile: +65 8499 3807– Office: +65 6572 9413– E-mail: [email protected]– Blog: http://SeanRing.com